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https://dudodiprj2sv7.cloudfront.net/product-logos/hn/y8/83T894O2H29M.PNGGrow, Inc.Grow.com Gives You the Insights You've Been Looking For!2018-08-29T15:53:23.380ZGrow.com is used primarily by marketing when it comes to the architecture and building of the dashboards, but several other departments utilize the dashboards from a viewership perspective. Our CEO has told us he gets more insight than he ever has before in the history of the company. One of the main problems we were trying to solve it bringing in all of these sources of data into one central location for analysis.,Grow.com is very easy to use with minimum experience in databases or SQL
Most of the metrics are aesthetically pleasing compared to other competitors
They are continuing to improve and add more and more datasources as time goes on,Their pricing structure can be difficult as they charge for the peak number of metrics you have used over a given time
Some of the individual metrics are not as customizable as one would like
Using some of the spreadsheet functions take some learning and are not as intuitive as the rest of the product seems,9,Tableau Desktop, TapClicks and Domo,9,10,Slack, Sococo, HubSpot, Pardot, Salesforce.comKyle GarrettUsing Grow.com for marketing team2018-11-29T00:59:01.480ZWe use Grow.com as a way to combine analytics from various sources on easy-to-read dashboards.,Combine data sources such as Bronto click-through-rates with Google Analytics revenue.
Visualize data.
Offer many different connections/sources.,There are limits to what data can be shown, but that has more to do with the various APIs than Grow.
The pricing structure is less-than-ideal.
If a source/API disconnects for some reason, it's time consuming to get it to work.,8,Google Analytics,8,8Thomas SoerenesGrow has been great for us2017-08-01T22:05:26.069ZGrow is being used widely throughout our company. A big part of my role is to evangelize data-driven decision making across the organization, and Grow helps me do that by giving me a lot of flexibility in quickly setting up new metrics as well as in easily sharing the output with my colleagues to motivate their decision-making.,Ability to query an embedded SQLite database full of data integrated from disparate sources using a non-crippled version of SQL.
Ease of integration with cloud data sources.
Ease and flexibility in setting up charts from tabular data.,When data integrations perform poorly (e.g. not Grow's fault) it is hard to tell from the UI what operation I am waiting on and what the progress is. Furthermore, there is no way to manually cache/expire a big data pull that could be queried repeatedly after the fact while developing a metric. This can make developing new metrics against slower integrations somewhat frustrating.,9,,10,10,ProsperWorks CRM, G SuiteGregory PhillipsGrow, a great tool for companies serious about measuring progress and success2017-07-05T16:37:36.522ZWe initially looked into Grow to be our outsourced reporting engine to our technology as we continued to develop our own in-house solutions. Primarily, we used it to create customer-facing pipeline reports. Once getting the hang of Grow, we then began using it across the company's departments to report on sales activity and revenue, customer health, and other important high-level metrics.,I love the fact that you have a team of developers who can help me build metrics or fix metrics that I do not create properly. I had to learn SQL in order to really build the metrics that mattered, which was a lot of fun, but resulted in many broken metrics. The vendor's team was great in responding to me requests for help!
Really, really appreciate the fact that Grow has SQL formulas to reference when building metrics. Again, as a novice, this accelerated my ability to learn and not have to leave your site and resources and stay within the Grow web properties.
Great account managers who check in regularly and are willing to help out whenever needed.,I really think Grow needs to consider putting on its roadmap the ability to customize the automated emails that are sent if you choose to send daily / weekly / monthly dashboards. We created dashboards for each of our customers, and the emails that are sent have a link to sign into your account, but our customers do not have an account. There was, and continues to be, a lot of confusion there.
Pricing is a little confusing. We have since moved to the white-label solution (super cool Grow has that), but I am not motivated to create a bunch of dashboards. On one end, the per-dashboard pricing is good because it forces us to be more intentional with our dashboards. However, because we use the dashboards for internal reporting with our company as well as reporting to our customers, we are now building our own reporting in our own tech to minimize our costs with Grow.
Love that Grow has some template metrics to use! Would love to see more of those, or metric examples from other companies using specific tools Grow integrates with.,9,Kissmetrics,9,9,HubSpot, Google App Engine, XeroMatthew RaczGrow is a valuable tool if you are data-driven, but don't want your day to be slogged down interpreting data.2017-06-22T22:00:06.193ZWe use Grow to aggregate report information from a couple of different resources (VersionOne and Zoho). VersionOne has some reports built into the product, but it didn't allow me to see the information I really wanted to look into. I used the Custom API integration from Grow and have it pulling the data I care about and presented in a simple way, allowing me to see what is needed.
The charts are used across the organization to get a pulse on productivity and if there are any areas which may need additional attention or guidance.,Creating a new metric is simple and easy to learn.
Grow does a good job of abstracting the user away from needing to know SQL to see what they want.
Grow also allows me to dive in deep by writing my own SQL to manipulate the data when I need to.,Some more advanced options would be very interesting. The API I use allows me to pull information based on an 'asof' modifier. Thus setting the date for which I care about the data. It would be super awesome if I could make that variable and not a fixed date. So that I could pull information 'asof' 2 weeks ago, 1 week ago, and today and compare.,9,,10,9Nate Shaw
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